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-Discovery- Walking down the hill, the group were greatly in awe of the sight that has held before them. Many things have been buzzing through these indivduals' minds and mouths, mostly from the kids. "Wow, what a view." "Man, dad would've died to see this!" "Its like as if I'm in Alan Grant's books." April, the flight attendant, was also in awe of this (mostly because the sight came after complaining about their previous encounters with dinosaurs). Richard was in awe as well, but he was mostly stumped. "How?" he said. April noticed this and asked "How what?" Richard answered "How did these animals get here?  And why is it

-The View- With the nearly 20 ft long Baryonyx chasing after them, Richard and the group of survivors run for their lives. "FASTER FASTER!!!!" The girl, Ashley, commanded. "I AM, JUST SHUT UP!!" April, the flight attendant, screamed. Just keep running, just keep running, just keep running. Richard kept saying to himself. While they are giving the young baryonyx a relatively good chase, Richard knows that they are running in a race that they can not win.  From what Richard could remember, Baryonyx was a swamp-dweller and it's feet would be effective for moving on mud, so sand would be no problem for this animal.  So, t

-The Beach- Finally! April, the flight attendant, thought to herself. After over an hour of hot, exhausting, and slow paddling, they've made it to the island, the one called Isla Muerta. And they've gotten quite a view . . . . . and a crowd. The view was stunning.  It was a classic sandy beach, with shearing mountains and cliffs behind it, seeming to be like a sort of barrier. And the crowd that visited them were what none of the survivors ever expected to see on these islands. "SEALS!" screamed Ashley, the girl. "No, they're sea lions."  Her twin brother, Jacob, corrected. He was right.  On the beach, th

-Splash- Richard . . . Nothing. Richard Sattler . . . . Richard's still not responding. Wake up Richard, its not your time yet . . . wake up. Richard started to gain conscious. "Richard, wake up!" "Mister, you need to wake up." The moment he woke up, he saw and felt what happened. He, the kids, and the flight attendant are on a inflatable life-raft and they're all wet cold with salt water.  Then, he saw the wreck.  There are parts of the plane floating and some parts in the process of sinking.  He was surprised there wasn't an explosion. "Are there . . . " Richard weakly asked. ". . . any survivors?" The flight attendant, April Va

-Mayday mayday- It been some time since the hijack. The only thing that anyone can tell about this hijack is that they wanted someone to pay them up.  Who?  No one knows.  Also, according to the terrorists, they changed the plane's direction westward, over the Pacific Ocean, of the coast of Cost Rica. "Hello passengers," Charlie, the leader, spoke through the speakers, "in any moment now, unless our 'accountant' pays up, we will soon be over the legendary island of Isla Sorna, the land of dinosaurs!  Feel free to let us know if you want a literal inside scope of a T-rex." "Oh brother," the boy, Jacob, sighed. 'Agreed.' Richard thought.

-The Plane- "Hurry hurry hurry!!" Richard Sattler tells himself as he rushes to his plane.  He is falling a little late because he thought that he had time to help someone out.  He helped the individual and realizes that he's gonna miss his plane. Finally, he got to his gate, showed his ticket, and walked to his plane. When he got into the plane, a pretty-looking flight attendant brunette said "Hello, welcome aboard." Richard simply smiled, nodded, saw the attendant's name tag (April Vanessa), and said "Thank you, Miss Vanessa." After receiving a nod in return, Richard continues to walk through the plane, being caref

-Chapt 1: The Keeper- GRRRRRR!!!! "I know, I know, you hate this." Richard Sattler, a 22 year old brown haired Caucasian man, is dealing with Taz, a young male lion, who is needing his medication at the Pueblo Zoo in Colorado. And Taz is not liking it one little bit, even within a squeeze cage. Taz snarls and roars straight at Richard's face. Richard, unfazed by it, continues to try and calm Taz down. "Hey hey now, stop being like this" Richard said. Then, as quick as a flash and accurately, he got the lion his shot and retracted before Taz could respond. After that, Richard picked up a piece of meat, rewarded Taz with it for good be